How to feed the English Cocker Spaniel? First of all, the English Cocker Spaniel likes to eat meat. The owner can prepare meat and add dog food, biscuits and appropriate amounts of drinking water to it; secondly, the English Cocker Spaniel needs a relatively large amount of activity. To stay healthy, it is recommended to go for walks 2 to 3 times a day; in addition, Cocker Spaniels have thick coats, so combing Cocker Spaniels frequently is the best way to detect skin diseases early.

First of all, in terms of diet, the English Cocker Spaniel likes to eat meat very much, so parents need to provide more meat diet, and on this basis, the owner must also add the same amount of dog food and biscuits to it. and drinking adequate amounts of water.

Secondly, because the English Cocker Spaniel was originally a hound that grew up in the wild, it needs a relatively large amount of activity to stay healthy. It is recommended that the owner take the Cocker Spaniel out for a walk about 2 to 3 times a day. Keeping your Cocker Spaniel at home for a long time may cause diseases due to lack of activity or depression.

In addition, because the coat of the Cocker Spaniel is relatively thick, it sometimes drags on the ground. If the owner does not help it take care of it in time, it will be covered with a lot of dust and dirt, and even become tangled into balls. At this time, not only It will only affect the health of the dog. Moreover, it is also likely to lead to the growth of bacteria, causing parasites or skin diseases. Therefore, combing your Cocker Spaniel regularly is the best way to detect skin diseases as early as possible.

In addition to grooming Cocker Spaniels every day, parents also need to bathe them at a fixed time. Moreover, when bathing a Cocker Spaniel, you should choose a dog-specific shampoo, which will not only protect the dog's skin health, but also make the Cocker Spaniel's coat fluffy and soft.

It is necessary to clean the Cocker Spaniel's tartar and external auditory canal in time every once in a while. Otherwise, it will easily cause the dog to have body odor.

Finally, we often say that "prevention is better than cure". Therefore, parents should regularly deworm their dogs internally and externally and vaccinate them on time. When a Cocker Spaniel develops listlessness, loss of appetite, and severe symptoms such as vomiting and blood in the stool, the dog must be taken to the hospital for relevant health examinations in a timely manner.